Hey guys, some of you might remember I ran a thread last year at the start of the baseball season. We had some pretty good success for about a month but then I believe some small samples and bad decisions on my part knocked us down. Well, this season, after some extensive data mining and support from 1958a, I'm bringing an improved version of what I had last year. I have 5 Underdog Systems that will be referred to as my "Baseball Killers" and I have 5 other systems that have shown success over a span of at least 1000 games each. These are all SDQL created systems and I'll provide at least a few of the queries before the season. I know it's still early but I thought I would get it out there that come baseball season I'm going to have some profitable systems for everybody. I'll be sharing the results from my 10 systems here in a minute.

These are all Money line Underdog plays. All 5 systems have produced at least .500 records since 2004 (246-246) is the lowest winning percentage. All flat bets.

Since '04:

1365-1271 ML Underdogs

+566.82 Units

22% ROI

2012:

146-155 ML Underdogs

+35.42 Units

12% ROI

Baseball Long Term Winners

These are mostly Underdogs but there are also some favorites thrown in.

Since '04:

3803-4250 ML

+626.82 Units

2012:

432-498 ML

+52.60 Units

I will keep these 2 distinctions between the groups throughout the season. Hopefully you decide to come on board with me and we can turn a significant profit. See you guys in a couple months, BOL 'til then.

Bcap,your data look great!Please check if your systems produce positive ROI for the last 5 years (each and every year) as it is the case with 2012..If the answer is yes, we will have an exciting season........

10 systems is quite an undertaking.....are there not maybe one or two of these systems that constantly outperform the others?...if so then maybe increasing the unit size on these systems and ditching the others maybe better?....or is it a case of 10 more or less equal performing systems?

Yes they're flat bets. And 1958 the Baseball Killers have only had 3 losing seasons amongst them, the worst being -.5 units in 2009 which was a down year for just about everything I've searched for, so -.5 isn't a huge concern for me that year. The long term winners have only had 2 losing seasons amongst them, a -1.95 units in 2010 and a -12.75 in 2009. And in 2009 all 5 LTW combined were +26.3 units so the others more than made up for it. And Englishthe range of ROIs on the LTW is 7.9 to 10.0 and the range on the BK is 17.1 to 26.3 so there iisn't a lot to desperate them enough to pick and choose. Plus by having 5 of each it gives more than enough room for error should something wacky happen.

Looks great man. BOL this season. Any chance for an explanation of the perameters? For example in post #11. You want an underdog with a pitcher that 4 starts ago struck out 6 to 10 batters? So to qualify this pitcher needs to have struck out no more than 10 and no less than 6 batters in his fourth start the day you are betting?

This may sound very rookie, and im sure it is, but ive seen a lot of systems posted all over the net, both here and other places. But tonight is the first time i'm really seeing these people posting what appears as Excel sheets. So is it basically like using some huge formula to figure things out?

In a nutshell, yes. I personally don't use spreadsheets, I use an online database that runs SDQL searches for a given situation and returns all results, both historical and current, plus the record of each situation.

It's going to take a few games for most systems and even a few weeks for some because they all rely on the teams previous 3, 4 or 5 games and on a starters past couple starts. Looking at the averages though, it looks like we can expect over 100 plays for the month. Stay tuned and BOL to everyone starting their baseball wagering tonight.